Calligraphy Greenway is a belt-shaped urban space structure that starts from the National Museum of Natural Science in the north and ends at the Art Parkway in the south. It also includes the National Museum of Natural Science, Civic Square, Eslite Parkway, Art Space, National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts, Food Street and other activity nodes along the line. The activity intensity, atmosphere and spatial scale are sometimes compact and sometimes quiet, with some being strong and some being weak, some being dense and some being sparse, just like the natural and smooth aura of "cursive script" in calligraphy.

The so-called running script was explained by the ancients as: "White is considered as black, and the first word leads the article; it is waving left and right, with sparse and dense strokes; it is so dense that there is no air, and wide enough for horses to run." The spatial composition constructed by running script is the starting point of the design. According to the rhythm and rhythm of running script, it is hoped that green will be included. garden. The road creates a space with urban characteristics. Due to the concept of "Cursive Enlightenment" in the design, it is also known as "Cursive Enlightenment", and the English name is named "Calligraphy Greenway".